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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12
TIE PENSION BUREAU.
The Claims of Mexican Neterans-OVer
Fifty Thousand New Pensions.

The Claims of Mexican Neterans-Over
Fifty Thousand New Pensions.
WASHINGTON, June ll.-Acting Com
missioner Mclean said to-day that in spite
of the failure of the last Congress TO pro-
vide any additional clerical force for the
Pension Bureau. to be used principally in
the settlement Of the Mexican pension
claims. rs asked for by the department,
he is now issuing certificates on these
claims, at the rate OF two hundred and
tiftv per day. There are lS,2OO OF such
claims now on lille, OF which about
three thousand are for widows. In
view Oithe advanced aye of most of these
claimants. most of them being over three
score and ten, speedy settlement Is great
lv desired, but at the rate now being
granted the great mass of these claims will
he disposed of by the Both of September.
The most of this work has been accom-
plished by the detail OF clerks from the
several divisions of the office, assigning
them in the old war and navy divisions
which has the adjudication OF all claims
not growing out of the war OF the rebellion
Mr.. Mclean says further that the pres
ent fiscal year, which closes on the 3Oth,
will show the largest work in the granting
of original pensions of any year in the his
tory of the bureau, exceeding even the year
l~6G, when 30, IL new names were added
to the pension rolls. Just think OF It;
more than fifty thousand new names added
TO the pension list of the country i'll the
last twelve months.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

WASHINGTON. June II. - Brigadler-
Eanyru Wesley Merrctt has been relieved
u. the command of the West Point
academy July I, and assigned to the COM
maud oi the Department of the Missouri,
succeeding Erigldier-Geueral Wilcon.
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AND COMMENT.

washington politicians of the Indiana
.-.~.on are discussing the gubernatorial
...--rr rr-gs of that State, and Hon. NNI. K.
.. ..-. Col C. c. NNrSoN. Lieut.. Gov.
..> ~1Tru and Senator VOORHEES, are
-.ard us candidates. The latter, OF
win mot ruu, and rs the Republi-
.. ,.w gr1hanly nominate Col. Bob ).
..~.N. thcy would seem to be sort
Justice iu turning loose upon him
..,. uuJuued Democrat, GREEN
wua has woo,cd him once and can
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

WASHINGTON, June ll.-Attorney Gen
rra Garland is iilty-tive years old to-day,
a1r. Hr celebrated the event by going on q
.-Hlug expedition short distance in the
LlNlIrN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

YESTERDAY WAS the day Of the Amalga-
mated Associations annual outing, and
they took 1t in great shape.
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Coreans and Chinese shut Out .

ST. PErERSm'RG, June 1.-THE Gov
crnment has issued orders prohibiting Co
reans or Chinese 10 settle within Russian
territory bordering on Corea or China
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

.... S. county, ). c., has lake
... ....- %. which turned iuLy black
recently, and every living
.. .tUlI crawl ON land left IT,
.-...... DYING ,loJted 70 the surface,
....... ... Cd. hem had risen to cover a
r... ..re~ of land Il foot deep Thou
..r.- ,t h1glards are congregated on the
-..-. aut, when alarmed, arise and
...-. uogsc similar To the roaring OF an
...r..uahv.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Case Continued,

The case of Edward Rees, charged with
an attempt to assault little girl named
Murphy, sometim, n May, came up be-
fore Justice Schultze yesterday, and was
continued until Monday at 10 o'clock.
Rees gave himself up last Wednesday.
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Negotiations Resumed.

LONDON, June IN. Waddington, the
French Ambassador, has resumed negotia-
tions with Lord Salisbury in the Suez
Canal and the New ilcbrides neutrality
] unestiOns.
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League and Association Games.

At BaltlmOre:-B Baltimore l.; Cleveland
/.
At Chicago: Chicago Is; Pittsburg 4.
At Boston boston IL; Philadelphia 9.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn ii; Louisville
IL.
At Detroit t-Detroit :; Indianapolis g..
At Philadelphia Athletics :; Browns
4.
At New York-New York %; Washing
ton ,
At New Cincinnati 3; Nets |.
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VIII Go to Pittsburg. .

Mr.. Alexander Laughlin has purchased
half interest in the furnace patents owned
by Mr.. NJ. V. Smith, of Pittsburg, and
will shortly leave for that city, where the
business will be prosecuted by the new
firm
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TGREAT BIG PAGES
HFulI of Original StO-
- ries. News. llluStra-
ti0nS and Gossip. EVERY
BODY READS IT.
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For Selling I,oulanger Pipes.

BERLIN, June IL. 4 pIpcmaker in
Metz has been fined for selling pipes bear
ing a carved head %! General BOulanger.
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Manning Arrives.

New YORK, June 1l.-Ex-Secretary
Daniel Manning arrived this afternoon from
Europe.
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znne.,iIIe I.,rs ont nIan.lIeld.

Spread T,l,qrrnl 'D he >utf,tg RSJl|'r.
MANSFIELD. O., June ll.-Eastman
pitched line game for GAINESVILLE. The
game was won by superior batting, and
errors by the home team at critical points.
TxxIx,............l . g . So
Ztutsyi e...............G - U I -
Mansfield ..................D d o D. b
Hits, GAINESVILLE IL, Mansfield l3; errors,
GAINESVILLE 3. Mansfield :; batteries East
ham and l.aucr, and Stellberger, Kelley
and Yak; umpire, DuShane.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

PHU AEvurE. oG Chicago, has Pur-
chased a site az shirley, Fla, where he will
naugurate q be,t-packing aud storage
business.
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NOTES

MeSsrs. Mitchell. Thouer and Stanton
leave for Pittsburg this morning to look
out for new players.
The Wheeling management are deter
mined to have a tirst-claSs team in the field
10 meet the Kalamazoo here on June %.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

pH.lEEF SINGH I~Nt'TT'nE up re'ol'S III
India against English rule an" trying 10
induce Russia toln'3'e 'hr country H"'"
......-............... ..r.. nm. ,,;,,, , climb
Mo-E than '''"'' NE" names were aud
- ....l ,nI ..., r.,,ri,. .rr.rrrr of
-. -. .t.. ,.r.,,.l ARMY, o., ,,s,It the
treS'ae"' because "' y s'"'" '' I's"''o'' '''''
tr..,.r,. ,.....r..r .r r..,F,f- nm tn0.BrJrv in
T'S''d To- the '.,.''. ''''NP'''. ',' 'r'''' "p
Nl'A'N'Nl\ 'A'' '.'s> 7'.-'s 's'' ''''''' '''''''
'''.. A'.'.'. IT, "' '"'''No' "'I' P"'
inau.n,te a b,,tp,ckipy and storage
business.
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The First Score.

The Wheeling Schuetzen Nerein shot a
match yesterday afternoon for the Ballard
Arms Company, Springfield, Mass. The
following scores were made:
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The schedule for the coming week is as
follows:
AtManfeld: Wheeling June Is, II and
-. At Akron: Zanesville June l3, II and
II. At Kalamazoo; Columbus June II,
l. aud Ii. At Sandusky: SteubenviIle
June l3, Ii and -.
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ANurr.. earthquake stirred up Turk
,,tau and caused many deaths.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-16
GSsDiSpatChGS.
MANY SERIOUS Fires.
SCALDED WITH HOT IRON.
Asylum Burned.
ANOTHER FIRE.

New YORK, July 16.--An hour after
daybreak while the fire on Broadway
was burning, an alarm called the de-
partmcnt to st. Joscph's Assylum at
Eightynimh street and Avenue A.
The main building wac on fire and
the colony of children within were on
an uproar. The fire was in the base
ment. and nearly 200 children were
asleep. The sisters IN charge, who
throughout the scene of terror and
confusion that followed, struggled
with great heroism to preserve order
and facilitate the work of rescue,
aroused the sleepers promptly and
sent them on their way to the street.
The thick smoke and the unknown
terrors that beset their way threw
them into panic, which however, the
sisters maintained their hold on them
with great difficulty. Police helped
in the rescuc and with their aid the
building was cleared in the shortest
possible time and the children direct
ed to the police station where they are
marshalled by the sisters. None were
missing and only one was seriously
burned. Three female attendants
were imprisoned in the upper floor
but were rescued by the frcmen. The
flames were extinguished in short
order. The building is damaged
slightly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-16

NEW YORK, July l6.--A fire broke out in
the Metropolitan storage warehouse at 3sth
street and Broadway at an early hour this
morning. The nature of the contents,
furniture any light household goods, en-
abled the fire to gain headway and in few
minutes of the discovery of the
fire it become necessary to send
in three alarms. The buildings interests
are very valuable, comprising furniture,
paintings, valuable brio brac of all kinds
belonging to New York families and stored
for the summer. The value amounts to
hundreds of thousands of lollars.
Twenty minutes after the fire three am
balances were called TO the scene.
While the firemen were at work with the
ladders several heavy explosions occurred,
whIch blew several tremen from
the ladders into the street and badly burn
ed others. Five flremen were more or less
severely injured including Capt. Netters, OF
Edgine Company No. g. They were taken
to the New York Hospital. The names Of
the injured are Patrick Green, Engine No.
81, John Douglass and Jas. Parsell, Engine
No. l.
LATER All the men were severely
burned about the hands and feet.
The cause of the fire and the ex-
plosion COULD not be learned, but from
the color of the smoke directly fol-
lowing it was surmised that some oil
must have been stored in the build
ing. Within two hours after the break
ing out of the fire the building was
gutted and the front wall had fallen.
For time it looked as if the fire
would spread TO the Casino, but it was
saved by strenuous efforts.
The Hotel Normandie, directly OPP
posite, was set on fire by.hyiug sparks,
and guests were hurricdly summoned
to leave. The porters rushed through
the halls and knocked on every door.
The guests were told there was no ima
mediate danger, but they were adj
vised to move.
They lost no time in packing up
and going into the street. The fire
in the hotel vas extinguished with
some damage and the guests pursuad-
ed to return 10 their rooms Loss by
fire is estimated TO be S500.000, and
may exceed this figure. The build
ing belonged TO the Mole; estate.
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ANOTHER ARREST.
a Young Lady this Time.

A report comes from Gainesville
that respectable young lady Of that
city has been arrested. for the recent
murder. IL is also said that the
bloody hatchct and bloody
towel were found in her
room and that she has confessed that
she committed the crime. The cause
is said to have been jealouAy. excited
by attention which young man had
been paying Miss Watkins The HER
AID has failed to learn direct fiom
Gainesville anything to conf M this
report, and we doubt its truth.
LATER, n. m.-Since the above was put
in type we have heard directly from Gaines
vile that no such arrest has been made,
and that there Is no foundation whatever
for the rumor. Also that Miss Bostick Is
resting well and improving rapidly. The
man arrested at Hawkins, as stated in
the HERALD yesterday has arrived there
and is in the Gainesville jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-16
CHINESE CATTLE.

New YORK, June 16.-Sixtcen out
of ftwenty-seven Cinnamon who ship
ped in bond from San Francisco ar
rived here last night. They travelled
in a sealed car provided with consular
certificates Of identity.
a foot broad. Experts say il is $50
years old. The spot where it was
found is the site OF a small pond,
which was filed up in 1886, and the
creature has remained continually
buried alive for half century. IL was
lively and quite vicious, but finally
concluded 10 make the best of the at-
fair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-16
THE WRECK.

ST.. THOMAS, Ont, July l6.-The
work of removing bodies from The
wreck was continued all night. So far
IA dead have been. taken from the
ruins. The names of the dead so far
as recognized are; Mr.. Sam Frame
and child, Mrs. j. w, Bayres, Lon
don and two children, Ethel and an in
fant, Henry Donnelly, Mr.. Zealand and
child, Mr.. j. Smith and child, Her
mann Ponsiord.
The fireman, who was terribly
burned by the flying oil in rcscuing
passengers, died this morning.
1t is stated that Engineer Donnelly
was intoxicated at the time of the ac-
cident.
An inquest is now being held. The
track is cleared and traffic resumed.
The number injured foots up 80 or
60. Such is the exc tement that the
names and extent Of their injuries are
unattainable.
The loss to the railroad company
will amount to $4,000 and the loss by
fire $4,000. The blame rests on the
London & Port Stanton Railroad Com
pany.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-16
COURT ADJOURNED.

CHICAGO, July 16.-Judgc Jamison
opened court at 9 O'Clock this morning
but after examining new venire of
iurymcn adjourned until Monday
The jurymen, lawyers and everybody
else connected with the case are
worn out, but it was the illness OF
two of the jurors that moved Judge
Jsmison TO take a rest to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-16
NEW YORK.

New YORK, July, l6.-Jacob Sharp
had restless night and weak fore
noon, ill and worn out. Mr.. Sharp's
grandson, Geo. Sharp, called at 10
o'clock and remained short tim
with him. Mrs. Sharp is with her
husband constantly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-16
Anti Outrage.

The solid argument used by the antis
last night at the wigwsm, may be seen at
the prohibition headquarters. 1t is pound
rock, and has on 1t the blood of quiet,
good citizen, with whose personal liberty
il interfered
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-16
JAY GOULD

KINGSTON, n. Y. July 16--Jay
Gould, with a portion of his family
and few friends arrived on his yacht
yesterday p. m. on his way to the
Hotel Catskill whittier he proceeded
by special train.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-16
HUGE TURTLE.

BosroN, Mass, July 16.-W orkmen
engaged in digging cellar at tie cor
ner of Washington and Vernon streets
Yesterday unearthed a huge turtle
several feet below the surface. The
creature measured two feet and half
in length in the shell and little over
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-16

Foundation is being laid for Mr.. W. o.
Oonnor's residence on Ervay. 1t isa quaint
Queen Ann design, gotten up by architect
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14
Rreaktnx Dow q nnd RniidinG Id.

When an,n breaks down IN the matter Of
physical strength, th" question OF his recovery
depcuds IN great measure upon the length OF
tm" he allows to slaps. before adopting
medicinal means To rccup.ratc It. A tonic
which gives speedy and powerful impulse
To IN" processes ol Il - stion and ASST sim,lstion.
= the bit auxiliary h" can employ, and he
should resort iu u promptly. The most re-
liable h,p,udcn," ut thr t,rhC. the agcd amt
rh" nervous, has ever proved to be Iiust"tter
Stomach iIlitcrz, an inSiE0rant Of national
reputation and prove worth, commended hy
medical men of ettnrtiun not only for buili-
ing up = brokcp-down sy ITEM. hut as y rem
ely lot dN -p"p-i1, c"nstpa inn, liver C"ni-
plant, fever anl nUUe, hnh kiinry trouble.
while not claimed tp lee paunCea, II isA
most useful and comprehensive household
remedy It l.. moreover, ,InInsntly sale ~
well - elective.
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There's lively little crUeter which 10 kn0wu -
Amos keeter and II oouidn't bs much
hoetsr II " tried
II 10 ever sweetiy singing whiie aboss Sous
swiftly wtpginH. scshing out place sor
stingiog through your hide;
In gore us ever wndin. ianced from xrandam
ana from maiden, TN ~ voins are over :.
iadensd with the stun;
Aud yet. though rich It's diet, tho small crseter
user is auist, aud you really cant come
nigh IT " hitch II tun;
You think you'rs surc To lam u. and against tho
walt you lam u. hut yOuli sadly muttsr.
dammit. u, u skips.
on. smart IA Amos Koct"r. on your very nOse
he'll testct, aud no says "this my moet'er"
rs he nips.
Ccnfound tho wrctChcd crsAturo, ne sweils your
every feature. ~ no blceds you like q icech
or dineth on your face.
ON. II he sang In kden. no stronger proof I'm
needin' OF tho Cause OF the secedin' from
,hc place.
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"rhs BuIiy oi issrAs Counsy. "

Moses Rothernei, . Unknown young
farmer, brother OF OK District Attorney Roth
ermel, and Frank 1emplsr, . butcher, mot
Wednesday, afternoon IN all open field near
Fleetwood, Berks county, to decide who WAS
''tbo bully Of Betks county" They fought
with bare knuckles stripped to the waist,
without u referee, kicking and biting being
allowed. They brutslly gouHed and kick eli
each other In regular hammer. and. .tongs style
Tor iitteen minutes, when their friends took
them IN charge RotherInel had both eyes
closed, aud WAS badly kicked in the ribs and
abdomen. Tampiar's face, WAS fsarfuliy
punished. Five hundred people witnessed
the tght
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vTlHE SWIFT sPECIFIU C).
Mexican War Veteran,


The wonderful efficacy OF switt's Specific as q
remedy ana cure for rhcu matism ana all blood
diseases, has never had u more conspicuous
illustration than this case aiiorfs. The candid.
unsolicited ana emphatic testimony given by
tho venerable gentleman must DO accepted
convincing ana conclusive. The writer is
prominent citizen OF Mississippi. The gentle
man to whom Mr.. Martin refers. and 70 whom
no IL indebted for the advice 10 W hich he owes
hts final relief from years OF suffering. Is MIR.
King. for many years the popular night clerk
OF the Lawrence House, at jackson.
JACKSON, Miss, April =, 1857.
tbs SWIFT srsCIvIo COMPANY. Atlanta, Ga:
Gentiemen.-I have been AN invalid pensioncr
for forty years, having contracted pulmonary
and other diseases in tho Mexican War. but not
TIL the lst OF March. ls7'. did tesl any symp'
denly stricken with that disease in both hips
and ankles. FOR twenty days l vailed ON
St & .s,is:a from js Joint pA !" JOINT. Sor weeks
would be totally disabled; either on one side
months = that is from March /. Is75.
wnen I was cured. During these eleven year;
Of intense suffering l tried tnnumerabls pre-
svefyihing .ugsesIed by friends. but II ever
rsceivsA the least bsnsnt from any medicine
sSS sSs st 81
made arrangements TO go TO the Hot sp,ings Of
SAY. @Sss nsSS met an sss %a s sssusi%t
.nco. ~. King, now OF the lawrence no1ss OF
this city. He hA0 once been great sun0fer
from rheumatism, and, as / supposed, had been
cured by = visit 10 the lot springs. but when I
met him he told me- that his visit Ia the Hot
Springs WAS In vain he found no relief. On his
return from Hot springs he heard for the nrst
time. Of y. D. y. a. q remedy for rheumatism. lie
tried It and SIX bottles made = plet8 cure.
several years have passed since. but he has had
NO return OF the disease.
Immediately returned to try II. In Sept6m-
ber look four bottles, and by the first OF Oc,O-
Ssr Vas velI1as far s the nc Cas
HAvs HOr vsLT TwIRaB OF IT sIsUn.
I have no interest IN making this statement
other sufferer 70 sure source OF relief, and II II
has this result am we'll rewarded Tor my trou.
BILE. I Am very respectfully ana truly your
friend, JIM. IL. AAkTlN.
For sale by all druggists. Treatise on blood
THE SWIFT sPECIvlC CO,
febl-lyd&w drawer D. Atlantic, Ga.
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\ .brf~rsoaian President,

Ftom tho New York world.
When the train contsinipg tho pres sident
and Mrs Cleveland arrived at Holland Pa.
tent, no csrriApe WAS in attendance u convey
them to The Weeds" Miss Cleveland's .
residence. SO the presi dent, instead Of walt
ing, picked up u bundle, said, Como ou,
AMI the conjugsl pair started at slow walk
up the village street to their destiD alton.
The president deserves credit for this Jefisr-
sopisn proceeding, especially ~ he carried
the bundle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14

DIR. DAVID wARK says 80 D'gestyiin Is the
most effective remedy for Imperfect digestion
that have ever seen"
cold by All Drugg'st,. eiD per bottle, or W.
y. kidder 4 Co. Manufacturing Chemists, 81
John 81 n. Y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14

- kuptura, yAricooole ana Special Diseases
Of either ss1: Why ~ hIm1vuF.sd BY qSacls
LAH PnysIOIAn In Philadelphia who makes .
specially Of tho above diseases. and CURm
TuBN Z CURas 0UARAHrDDD. Advice Free Day
ana evening. Strangers can be treated and q,
turn home same day: Onicee prtvstA
DIX. W. H. Wkl0HT,
"a North Ninth street. Above RAoe,
re; r;s:,s1ys. s9y g. r''''As'pA'~
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Caution.

We would caution the Public 70 beware OF
Dealers Offering kemp's halsam ut less than the
tAuOns or inferior articles RrU sold the genuine
IN n order TO enable them 70 sell cheaply. II. H.
Cochran. druggist, No. l37 North Queen street 10
TO you free. OlklWdkW
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tbs BEST sALy. In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Chappsd Hands. Chilblains. COrns, and ali skin
EruptiOns. and positively cures Piles. or NO pay
faction, or money refunded. Price Is CsntS por
box For sale BY u. B Cochran. Druggist, xOo.
81 and lD North Queen St, Lancaster. Pa.
iune2Jlyd
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lFHU!aL lOcfU0s.

THE REV. GEO. Il. THAYER, OF Bourbon
Ind, says Roth myself and wito owe our lives
" sHiEOHs CoNSUMPTlONC CURE" For sale
oy h u. Cochran. Druggist, No. Ia North Queen
Street. M
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sHILOH's CUBE wil Immediately relSevs
Group. WhOOping Cough ana RrOnchltia. For
lale ~ 4. =: Cochran, Druggist No. W AortA
Queen street ~
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II UMPHREYY
HOMEOPATHIC Veterinary Speci6cs.

For Horses, Cattle. Sheep, Dogs, Hogs. Poultry.
$40 PAGE BOOK
On Treatinent Of Animals ana Chart sent Free.
CUkgS S-Fevers, CongestiOns, Inflammation.
A.A-sptnal Meningitis, Miit Fever.
BH-strHins, Lanenoss, Rheumatism.
C.C.-Distsmper. Nasal discharges.
D.D-Bots or 8rubs. WORMS.
E.E.-Coughs, lleaves, Pneumonia
T.r.-COlic or 9ripes. eiyacho.
99.-Miscarriago, iiemorrhages.
H.h.-Urinnry and kidney Diseases.
lL-kruptiv8 Diseases, Mango.
J.k.-DisoasOs Of Digestion.
STABLE CASE, with specincs. Manual,
witch Hazel OH and MsdiCatOr ........... .o5. 90
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS OR
SENT PREPAID ON RECEIPT OE PKlCE.
Humphreys Mod. Co. lOy fulton g.. N. Y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14
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The rush at II. b. COchHn, druggist No. ~
North Queen street, stu continues on account
bronchitis and Consumption, 70 procure bottle
OF Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs,
satisfactiOn. IL Is y standard hmiy remedy.
Price 90 csnts and o.. 7rt0i stsSJrss. 0lklWdAV